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The threat of antibiotic resistance

Over the last thirty years the number of new antibiotic approvals has dropped. According to the Pew Institute, only two antibiotic products were approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 2015. Many of the products approved in recent years are second, third or fourth generation antibiotics, meaning they are follow-up compounds, without a novel mechanism of action.

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